Do you find loading content on your iPod complicated. What if you can put your favorite CDs onto an iPod with a device that completely bypasses the computer and iTunes. Silicon Valley startup Wingspan have announced iLoad devices that connect directly to the source of your media: CDs, cable TV or satellite box and cell networks and allow you to easily take that content, along with all music, album and video data, directly to the iPod without using a computer or requiring an Internet connection. Now loading your music and video can be as easy as enjoying it. iLoad is easy to use and is available at http://www.iLoad.com or by calling +1 888 324 7979 with a US$249 price tag. According to the FAQ on the company's Web site, iLoad can copy a CD in approximately eight minutes, though it is unclear as to how you move the music already imported into your iPod by iLoad, into iTunes.

iLoad also provides an output jack for listening to music before loading it on an iPod. While iTunes connects to the Internet to pull down artist and music information for the tracks it imports, iLoad relies on an internal database. Wingspan updates its master database every day at midnight which is made available over the Internet for $29.95 per year. iLoad + an add-on accessory for the iLoad device for $129 also connects to a cable or satellite box and loads video or music on an iPod. It can also store content on an external USB or flash drive. Also available is iLoad-c which clamps onto a Nano and then connects to your cell carrier’s music store to download the music directly to the Nano.
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